Residential mental health treatment cost in OH
What a residential mental health treatment costs at OH hospitals — and the fair price to aim for.
Typical commercial prices here are 64% below the fair benchmark (0.36×) after accounting for local nurse/doctor wages and patient complexity.
Balances commercial hospital prices against CMS clinical safety, infection control, and patient experience.
Uniform Value Leader · Low-Cost Across Departments
This hospital maintains low, disciplined commercial pricing across both routine shoppable procedures (0.8× Medicare, p50 0.83× Fair BaseRate) and emergency/ancillary services (1.0× Medicare, p75 0.94× Fair BaseRate). Both insured and self-pay patients benefit from below-benchmark rates across departments.
Where They're Good (Patient & Payer Edge)
- Elective shoppable care is priced 17% below peer Fair BaseRate (0.83×)
- Self-pay cash beats commercial insurance on 26% of shoppable procedures (46/100 Cash Honesty)
- 4-Star CMS clinical rating with 62% patient recommendation (71/100 safety score)
- IRS 501(c)(3) charity care provides free care up to 200% FPL and discounted care up to 400% FPL (62.3% AGB cap)
Where You Can Get Burned (Markup Traps)
- Even at low-cost facilities (0.36× Fair BaseRate), out-of-network or unnegotiated chargemaster bills can exceed commercial medians — confirm in-network status or request a self-pay cash quote up front.
- Captive ER (0.9×) & laboratory (1.4×) services average 1.25× higher multiples than routine shoppable care (0.8×)
- Even at low-cost facilities (0.36× Fair BaseRate), out-of-network or unnegotiated chargemaster bills can exceed commercial medians — confirm in-network status or request a self-pay cash quote up front.
- Consolidated metro market (HHI 8,070) limits in-network hospital competition (Highly Concentrated Monopoly (>2,500))
Pre-scheduled outpatient procedures where patients can comparison-shop.
Emergency, inpatient DRG, lab, and specialty drug lines billed after admission.
Detects median-gaming when upper-quartile codes spike above the p50 median.
In general, OH hospitals charge below the fair price — a good state to get this done. how we calculate the BaseRate →
Compared with the rest of the country, OH’s fair BaseRate ($262) is below the national fair price of $339.
Cheapest OH hospitals for a residential mental health treatment
- Fisher-Titus Hospital · Norwalk $83
- Nationwide Children's Hospital Toledo, LLC · Toledo $86
- Nationwide Children's Hospital · Columbus $116
- Mercy Medical Center · Canton $127
- Marymount Hospital · Garfield Heights $128
- Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital · Avon $128
- Lutheran Hospital · Cleveland $129
- Akron General Medical Center · Akron $132
- Medina Hospital · Medina $132
- Fairview Hospital · Cleveland $136
- Hillcrest Hospital · Mayfield Heights $141
- Euclid Hospital · Euclid $145
- South Pointe Hospital · Warrensville Heights $151
- Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland $166
- Union Hospital · Dover $171
Audit a Bill or Quote at OH Hospital Benchmark (Zero PHI Required)
Statutory 501(r) AGB Cap Limits Bill to $129
At 274% FPL (201%–400% FPL tier), 26 U.S.C. § 501(r)(5) caps FAP-eligible bills at Amounts Generally Billed (36.3% of gross = $129).
Compare Prompt-Pay Cash Rate Against Remaining Deductible
Ask OH Hospital Benchmark's billing desk for their written 45 CFR § 180 discounted self-pay cash price and Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act.
Negotiate Toward $262 Fair BaseRate ($152 Medicare)
Your bill ($355) is $93 above the denoised Fair BaseRate ($262) and 2.3× the $152 Medicare rate.